for The Ghostly Leaguer
47/31/2024 c26 C Money
Just here making sure you’re okay. Been a while since you updated on this story.
Just here making sure you’re okay. Been a while since you updated on this story.
7/26/2024 c26 DemajhaeS2003
Will the rest of the Justice Leagues secret identities be revealed in Reality Trip or will it just be Dannys?
Will the rest of the Justice Leagues secret identities be revealed in Reality Trip or will it just be Dannys?
7/9/2024 c26 Dragonrule
So glad that this story has been updated after so long. Zatanna was fantastic I hope to see more soon.
So glad that this story has been updated after so long. Zatanna was fantastic I hope to see more soon.
5/12/2024 c2 kashriramji
If we do get to Justice League, I can immediately think of a villain that Leslie will hate more than Lex Luthor and Joker... Combined.
Aresia, the sexist Amazon who tried to murder all men on Earth (and thus cause the extinction of mankind).
Now Leslie's mother wasn't abusive, but she regarded Leslie as a chore rather than a daughter, especially as Leslie got older. It was only because the used book store owner (a man by the name of John Perez, who may get a flashback scene or two if anyone's interested) was so kind to Leslie and her mom that they got a roof over their heads in his building. And a job at the store.
John Perez was Leslie's father in all but name and genes, and it's thanks to him she got her nerdiness, her disregard for authority, and her cussing (he was a sailor). He died soon after Leslie's mother split, of heart failure. By then Leslie's grandparents had found her and helped her through college, though they died soon after she graduated. She cared for them, yes, but John was the parental figure in her life she could count on. The person who helped her with homework, who taught her how to stand up for herself, who showed her the wonders of the worlds of fiction.
So the notion that a world without men would be somehow better is laughable to Leslie. Her mother made a mistake but rather than trying to make the best of it, she just blamed others for it and treated her own daughter as an afterthought-Before running off without so much as a word when Leslie came of age. While a kindly old man who had no reason to other than simple kindness took them in and gave them a home.
And of course, if I go full on with her relationship with Clark...
Leslie: "Right now, my husband and my son are dying, and you're telling me I should thank you for that?"
Katana and Star Sapphire: Begin to sllllowly edge away from Aresia
Leslie: "Ladies? You have five seconds to get out of the splash zone. Four. Three. Two-"
HOLY FUCK THAT'S A LOT OF LIGHTNING
If we do get to Justice League, I can immediately think of a villain that Leslie will hate more than Lex Luthor and Joker... Combined.
Aresia, the sexist Amazon who tried to murder all men on Earth (and thus cause the extinction of mankind).
Now Leslie's mother wasn't abusive, but she regarded Leslie as a chore rather than a daughter, especially as Leslie got older. It was only because the used book store owner (a man by the name of John Perez, who may get a flashback scene or two if anyone's interested) was so kind to Leslie and her mom that they got a roof over their heads in his building. And a job at the store.
John Perez was Leslie's father in all but name and genes, and it's thanks to him she got her nerdiness, her disregard for authority, and her cussing (he was a sailor). He died soon after Leslie's mother split, of heart failure. By then Leslie's grandparents had found her and helped her through college, though they died soon after she graduated. She cared for them, yes, but John was the parental figure in her life she could count on. The person who helped her with homework, who taught her how to stand up for herself, who showed her the wonders of the worlds of fiction.
So the notion that a world without men would be somehow better is laughable to Leslie. Her mother made a mistake but rather than trying to make the best of it, she just blamed others for it and treated her own daughter as an afterthought-Before running off without so much as a word when Leslie came of age. While a kindly old man who had no reason to other than simple kindness took them in and gave them a home.
And of course, if I go full on with her relationship with Clark...
Leslie: "Right now, my husband and my son are dying, and you're telling me I should thank you for that?"
Katana and Star Sapphire: Begin to sllllowly edge away from Aresia
Leslie: "Ladies? You have five seconds to get out of the splash zone. Four. Three. Two-"
HOLY FUCK THAT'S A LOT OF LIGHTNING
4/1/2024 c14 DemajhaeS2003
I guess Reign Storm hasn’t happened yet since it happens after Pirate Radio.
I guess Reign Storm hasn’t happened yet since it happens after Pirate Radio.
3/12/2024 c26 Guest
Will Danny hook up with Zatanna?
Will Danny hook up with Zatanna?
2/17/2024 c12 kashriramji
I think what he's getting at is that the story needs to reflect that. It needs to be rooted in actual issues and reasonable motivations. Part of what I liked about the DCAU story with Aresia(Fury). It doesn't go into much detail, but it's not really long enough for that. Aresia's trying to wipe out all the men in the world since in her flawed reasoning menbad, womengood. One of the highlights is a scene where Aresia is looking at the aftermath of her plague and expecting women to celebrate but instead she sees them franticly trying to save the men she'd infected. then WW shows up and does a short speech about living together in peace.
It also has a few other neat moments. Like Hawkgirl talking with WW about her take on the issue. "Don't knock it until you've tried it." heh. It also had Hippolyta talk about how one of the men Aresia had been shipwrecked with died to save her. And how Aresia's ideology wasn't really what the Amazons believed. There was also a neat scene in the ending with a 3-on-3 fight between WW, Hawkgirl, and Hipployta vs Aresia, Star Sapphire, and Tsukuri.
I think what he's getting at is that the story needs to reflect that. It needs to be rooted in actual issues and reasonable motivations. Part of what I liked about the DCAU story with Aresia(Fury). It doesn't go into much detail, but it's not really long enough for that. Aresia's trying to wipe out all the men in the world since in her flawed reasoning menbad, womengood. One of the highlights is a scene where Aresia is looking at the aftermath of her plague and expecting women to celebrate but instead she sees them franticly trying to save the men she'd infected. then WW shows up and does a short speech about living together in peace.
It also has a few other neat moments. Like Hawkgirl talking with WW about her take on the issue. "Don't knock it until you've tried it." heh. It also had Hippolyta talk about how one of the men Aresia had been shipwrecked with died to save her. And how Aresia's ideology wasn't really what the Amazons believed. There was also a neat scene in the ending with a 3-on-3 fight between WW, Hawkgirl, and Hipployta vs Aresia, Star Sapphire, and Tsukuri.
2/12/2024 c7 kashriramji
So I just found this video of Batman creating a contingency plan for Phineas and Ferb
I love that Series i love how he still had no idea that Danny Phantom is Danny Fenton like really?
Was that a joke or not.
So I just found this video of Batman creating a contingency plan for Phineas and Ferb
I love that Series i love how he still had no idea that Danny Phantom is Danny Fenton like really?
Was that a joke or not.
2/12/2024 c1 kashriramji
I've always thought that it's surprising that Lara Lor-Van never got a more exciting background or if she did, I missed it completely. This is my take on what it could be.
Lara Lor-Van was a famous Kryptonian general. But as it became obvious that the days of the conquest were things of the past, she, unlike her protege Dru-Zod, decided to try a different life of a person who saves lives instead of taking them. As she was struggling with her ability to learn a necessary knowledge, she met a famous scientist Jor-El who was fascinated by her attempts to change what he believed was her nature and offered his help by teaching her. As she was getting closer to her new tutor, she was contacted by her old comrades who decided that it was a time to rebuild Krypton into the empire it once was and they wanted for her to lead their rebellion. What she didn't know was that Dru-Zod had a secret reason to get her away from Jor-El and insist that her place should be with her army.
The last part I'm unsure about because having Zod love her and add that to his rivalry with Jor-El could be just too much. I suppose him simply considering her too good for him and being a loyal follower who believes she should be a new Empress could be enough.
I've always thought that it's surprising that Lara Lor-Van never got a more exciting background or if she did, I missed it completely. This is my take on what it could be.
Lara Lor-Van was a famous Kryptonian general. But as it became obvious that the days of the conquest were things of the past, she, unlike her protege Dru-Zod, decided to try a different life of a person who saves lives instead of taking them. As she was struggling with her ability to learn a necessary knowledge, she met a famous scientist Jor-El who was fascinated by her attempts to change what he believed was her nature and offered his help by teaching her. As she was getting closer to her new tutor, she was contacted by her old comrades who decided that it was a time to rebuild Krypton into the empire it once was and they wanted for her to lead their rebellion. What she didn't know was that Dru-Zod had a secret reason to get her away from Jor-El and insist that her place should be with her army.
The last part I'm unsure about because having Zod love her and add that to his rivalry with Jor-El could be just too much. I suppose him simply considering her too good for him and being a loyal follower who believes she should be a new Empress could be enough.
2/12/2024 c26 kashriramji
In this case, not Batman, Bruce Wayne, Megamind's Parents, somehow, targeted a wealthy family on Earth to adopt their child (Probably for easier access to resources) canonically, but also canonically another family in the same situation did the same thing, which is why Megamind's pod ended up at a prison.
If Metro-Man is being replaced with Superman, who's pod landed in rural Kansas, then Megamind's pod would never be redirected, so, the Wayne Family, or the Luthor Family, as the most well known and well off in DC, are the two family estates Megamind would most likely be shot towards.
Heck, if the Waynes are out with Bruce's Birth, Megamind could be adopted by Alfred.
Megamind and Lex just ends up as Phineas and Ferb, where two megagenius children romp through the city/world, having a blast.
Well, assuming Lex grows up loving his alien brother instead being a saltfest, lol
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In this case, not Batman, Bruce Wayne, Megamind's Parents, somehow, targeted a wealthy family on Earth to adopt their child (Probably for easier access to resources) canonically, but also canonically another family in the same situation did the same thing, which is why Megamind's pod ended up at a prison.
If Metro-Man is being replaced with Superman, who's pod landed in rural Kansas, then Megamind's pod would never be redirected, so, the Wayne Family, or the Luthor Family, as the most well known and well off in DC, are the two family estates Megamind would most likely be shot towards.
Heck, if the Waynes are out with Bruce's Birth, Megamind could be adopted by Alfred.
Megamind and Lex just ends up as Phineas and Ferb, where two megagenius children romp through the city/world, having a blast.
Well, assuming Lex grows up loving his alien brother instead being a saltfest, lol
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2/9/2024 c26 Fantom
When you do the Justice Lords episode you should have evil Danny slowly go insane until he loses his humanity
When you do the Justice Lords episode you should have evil Danny slowly go insane until he loses his humanity